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Indonesia s Monica Vanesa Tedja Explores Rebellion in Southeast Asia Film Lab Project Dear Family – Singapore

Acclaimed Germany based Indonesian filmmaker Monica Vanesa Tedja is preparing for her.

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All Points East - WORLD SCREEN

Mansha Daswani checks in with a range of distributors about the wealth of opportunities they are finding across Asia.

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Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience

Beach House Pictures will work with American service CuriosityStream, Clover Films to work with China’s iQiyi.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Beach House Pictures, Clover Films and Netflix Receiving Singapore Government Support

Canadian-owned Beach House Pictures and Singapore producer-distributor Clover Films are.

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Partnerships for Singapore media companies to reach global audience

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Two Singapore media companies will work with major players to create content for a global audience.

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